Ibaraki Holidays from NZ$2,601

Family of 4 - Stayed one night in Grand Japanese room. Our teens slept on the tatami mats they provided. Not as nice as other Monday we stayed at but fine overall. It’s in Ginza but not near all the things you want to walk to and see. Used taxis every time we went somewhere.

This hotel is really close to 2 stations that connect to all system ( Hatchobori and Koyobashi ) it’s in the city of Chuo, close to Ginza center can be compared to Rodeo Drive but way spacious. The famous Tsukiji Seafood market can be reached by walking (about 20 minutes). The facility is very clean, staff are friendly and attentive. If you want to have a view from your room, you have to be on the 9th to 10th floor, otherwise you will be looking at the wall of the next building. They have no amenities like gym, restaurants or spa. Some restaurants and convenient stores are about 2 to 5 minute walk. They have washing machine in the room, induction stove, microwave and kitchen utensils.

Great location, just 5 mins walk to Ueno Station / Subway with restaurants, ,shopping stores, supermarket, convenience stores nearby. Room is spacious. The in suite Washer / Dryer is a plus for this family trip. Friendly staffs . The only minor comment is the house keeping is just so so.

Beautiful facilities with friendly staff and deserves to be recognized. Plenty of restaurant options. Only downside is had some difficulties making a restaurant reservation through website (also no walk ins) and pool was open only accesible through paying extra for Spa. Not necessarily technologically friendly; more of an old school approach and feel. Will definitely stay again on any future stays. This hotel is more of a retreat from the busy Tokyo so plan accordingly.

Clean hotel, food restaurants nearby plus the subway is just around the corner. The customer service was out of this world . I’m really impressed with the attention to detail. It is our second time visiting a Monday hotel and it was as good or better than the first time.